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=== What's with the slashes? === | === What's with the slashes? === | ||
− | If you asked any script related question in a help channel, you were probably told to type some code that begin with a forward slash. | + | If you asked any script related question in a help channel, you were probably told to type some code that begin with a forward slash. In order to execute any code from the mIRC editbox (the box where you normally type all of your text), you must prefix the code with at least one forward slash. |
− | + | The difference between using one or two forward slash is that with one, the rest of the line is not interpreted, we will discuss this difference later. | |
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We usually refer to commands by prefixing them with a slash. | We usually refer to commands by prefixing them with a slash. |